Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Story of Manitoba, Vol. 2: Biographical Illustrated
Dr. Moore received his primary education at Duntroon and after he laid aside his books at the age of seventeen, spent four years teaching school. Hav ing early determined to devote his life to the practice of medicine, he entered Victoria College at Toronto but completed his medical course at Trinity College, in the same city, from which he was graduated in 1872 with the degree of M. D. In recognition of his able work he received the first gold medal ever given by that institution. Immediately afterward he located for practice at Thorn bni'y, Ontario, and there remained until he came to Brandon, where he has been practicing for thirty years. From the very beginning his ability commended him and gradually brought him numbers of patients, so that his practice rapidly expanded to gratifying proportions. Dr. Moore proved very successful in its conduct and was soon regarded as one of the most able physicians in the city. He has a. Well equipped office supplied with the newest devices, so that his work never suffers from inadequate apparatus. By wide and constant. Reading he keeps in touch with the most advanced thought of the profession, and he has also the advantage of close contact with many of its most eminent representa tives as he is a member of the Canadian and Manitoba Medical Associations, vice president of the Brandon Medical Association, and served for a number of years as president of the Northwestern Medical Association.
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